noah's ark and the rainbow covenant
Noah's Ark refers to the biblical story of Noah, who was instructed by God to build a large boat, known as the ark, in order to save his family and a pair of every kind of animal from a great flood that would cleanse the earth. The Rainbow Covenant refers to God's promise, symbolized by a rainbow, that He would never again destroy all life through a flood and that the rainbow would serve as a reminder of this covenant.
Requires login.
Related Concepts (1)
Similar Concepts
- biblical interpretations of the rainbow
- biblical rainbows
- biblical references to rainbows
- creation myths involving rainbows
- folklore and mythological depictions of rainbows
- god's covenant with noah
- mystical interpretations of the rainbow
- rainbow as a bridge between heaven and earth
- rainbow as a divine covenant
- spiritual and religious representations of rainbows
- the african creation myths and the symbolism of rainbows
- the ainu creation myth and the rainbow as a divine promise
- the mayan creation myth and the seven colored rainbows
- the native american creation myths and the significance of rainbows
- the rainbow as a bridge between heaven and earth in various mythologies